Where is the engine number of Jinbei vehicle?
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Jinbei vehicle engine number is located in the middle right side of the engine, on the flat surface above the oil filter, where you can find the engine identification plate with the vehicle identification code. The engine number is also stamped on the polished area of the engine's right side. Additionally, it can be found on the vehicle registration certificate under the name 'engine number'. Jinbei Automobile is a large enterprise group integrating production, operation, scientific research, development, education, real estate, catering, and trade. It is mainly engaged in the design, processing, manufacturing, and sales services of complete vehicles and auto parts. Its product lineup includes Jinbei Haise, Grace light bus series, Zhonghua sedan series, BMW sedan series, Jinbei light truck series, and special vehicle series.
The engine number of a Jinbei vehicle can generally be found in three locations. For older Hiace models, it's most commonly located on the left front side of the engine, engraved as stamped digits on the metal plate next to the ignition coil. For newer Jinbei Grace models, you'll need to look down at the connection point between the engine and transmission, where there's a raised platform with the number engraved. If you're covered in grease and still can't find it, the engine number is also on the nameplate on the door frame of the passenger side, but the most accurate location is the one registered with the vehicle management office. Last time I helped a friend inspect a car, we used a phone to reach in and take a photo—remember to bring wet wipes to clean off the grime, otherwise those small characters are impossible to read.
I've been driving Jinbei trucks for transportation for ten years, and I know the engine number location like the back of my hand. For most models, it's right on top of the engine—just lift the hood and you'll see it stamped with raised characters on the side of the black cylinder head near the windshield, like an ID card. Sometimes it's blocked by wiring, so just move them aside to check. It's an 8-17 character combination stamped with steel seals on the cast iron engine body. For vehicles converted to natural gas, it might be blocked by pipes; in that case, feel around the engine block behind the generator—your fingers can detect the raised characters. If you really can't find it, check the copy of the green book (vehicle registration), which has the engine number and specific location description—much better than groping around blindly.
